I wish I was could tell you that I was a happy camper like the sweet little girl above, but living in a condo suite for two and half weeks wasn't easy. I didn't have any books, art supplies, sewing projects, time to write, or space to relax. It was just me, my working husband, and my darling ten-month old baby who did remarkably well-no surprise there! The odd thing that I learned after being deprived of all my things, knick-knacks, and projects was that I really don't need all the stuff. That isn't a big surprise. Every guru on the planet tells people to simplify their lives to be happier. Countless magazines, newspapers, and blogs are always offering the same advice packaged in new ways. Real Simple created a hugely successful niche on living without the clutter. Live simply. The idea is almost too simple to understand. But, I got finally it. My life changed after two and half weeks of not being at home.
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Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Friday, June 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
How to Handle the Lemons in Life
Lovingly, optimistically, I thought I'd start on my misadventure of sewing my pencil skirt dress this weekend, but I literally did a yoga tripod headstand {something I've done for years} and woke up the next day in total spasm pain. I knew that having a baby would change things for me, but I wasn't expecting the physical changes. In my effort to heal, I took to all things yellow to bring me cheer! Things like a cozy yellow breakfast nook, umbrellas, shoes, and pencils! If you want to add anything to the list post a comment! I'm looking for all the smiles I can get until my neck heals {a massage tomorrow is going to help-I know it!}!
Labels:
designandstyle,
dresses,
elle decor,
faith,
flowers,
foodanddrink,
yellow
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Finding the Life in Winter: A Trip to a Toronto Conservatory
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| {The Gardeners rake in the Western Wing} |
It was a trip to look at flowers and no boys allowed! Lol! Okay, daddy was busy but that didn't stop us from having an amazing time. My favorite little girl slept for the first jaunt around the conservatory.
There were so many beautiful colors and textures in nature it was hard to pick a favorite.
There were so many amazing shapes, too. Have you ever seen a plant with tips like these? They look like E.T. fingers!
Labels:
baby,
Boboli Gardens,
Florence,
flowers,
gardening,
healthandwellness,
Italy,
modern mama style,
mommy and baby,
photography,
trip
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